Corrective exercise
Article: Finding Guidance Through Injury and Movement Mastery
I was proud to contribute to the Canadian Physiotherapy Association’s most recent magazine issue. Read it here. If you’re ready to get fit, please reach out. Contact me here to book an assessment. Registered Holistic Nutritionist (R.H.N) – Canadian School of Natural Nutrition Certified Personal Training Specialist – CanFitPro Functional Movement Screen Certified Biomechanics Specialist Steve…
+ Read MoreWhat is Fitness Minimalism?
Fitness minimalism is about first learning how to move your body in all planes of motion and discovering an awareness of how your body moves in space before adding external loads. Once you begin to understand how to express movement purity, you can begin to add loads for resistance such as kettlebells, clubbells, and free…
+ Read MoreStretches and Mobility Drills For Hips and Shoulders
Flexibility and mobility are often confused but are not the same. Practice stretching after workout and/or warmups but never while cold. Mobility drills can be done on their own, used as warmups or cool downs. Optimally, you should practice stretching tight muscles and mobilizing sticky joints every day. I put a few of my videos…
+ Read MoreTight Neck and Shoulders?
The best thing to do for shoulder and spine health is to practice movement. Parts of you spine are meant to move in many different planes and your shoulders love to move around in space. Try this sequence daily and you will love the results. Your golf swing will never be better. Contact me here…
+ Read MoreTight Hips and Ankles?
Your hips and ankles can get stiff with prolonged sitting or inactivity or just from regular wear and tear. Here’s a movement sequence you can do everyday to show your joints some love. Do them before a workout or run to keep limber. It takes about 5 minutes and it can save you from a…
+ Read MoreSimple Fix for Low Back Pain and Plantar Fasciitis
Using a lacrosse ball for self massage can be a very simple treatment for issues such as plantar fasciitis and low back pain. This technique can also restore ankle mobility and help improve squat depth, which can help make your workouts more effective. This video gives a quick demonstration. Try it out for yourself. Contact…
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